Sunday Telegram Clarksburg 1915 masthead notice
The Sunday Telegram prints a 1915 masthead and mailing details for Clarksburg West Virginia. It notes subscription rates by mail or carrier and requires signed communications for consideration. The note lists the editorial and business offices and offers a postal address for changes of address.
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A Morning Motto by R. Corden
A Morning Motto contrasts luck and labor with a quip about Lueck waiting for news and labor turning up results. It notes labor waking at six, building competence with effort, while luck depends on chance, illustrating character over luck.
Lloyd Georges Liquor Speech Sparks War Time Urgency
London Times prints Lloyd George speech urging labor and employers to unite against alcohol harm to wartime production. He warns a small minority of drinkers can halt work, stresses need for equipment and engineers, and calls for public cooperation to speed arms and mobilize Britain for victory.
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London Times
Lloyd George
America
Ganigor
Wales
Germany
US Coal Trade Outlook Promotes Exports Via Panama Canal
A National City Bank summary distributed by the Baltimore and Ohio outlines a booming US coal industry and wartime trade opportunities. It cites 1913 US production of 508,971,540 tons, about 40 percent of world output, and argues American coal can underprice Suez traffic by about one dollar per ton at Cristobal, boosting eastern US export potential.
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United States
National City Bank For New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Panama Canal
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Suez Canal
Orient
No Jubilee at Appomattox Fifty Years After Surrender
Richmond editors decry a proposed Veritable jubilee marking Lee’s surrender anniversary. They praise restraint and say Appomattox is no site for celebration, insisting the moment deserves solemn reflection rather than rejoicing.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Appomattox
Lee
United States
Appomattos
Remembrance and unity temper Confederate jubilee talk
The piece notes that a jubilee would have jarred with Grant era Virginia and that postwar Virginians need not stage such a celebration to prove loyalty to the Union. It recalls fifty years since Lee surrendered and urges a unity that honors both sides. It mentions the Gettysburg semi centenary and upcoming Richmond reunion, stressing shared memories and enduring allegiance to the flag and ideals.
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Night School Work at Glen White Coal Plant
A Colliery Engineer report lauds E. I. White Coal Co at Glen White for supporting night schools and mining training. Officials, many trained by International Correspondence Schools, deliver lectures and films while a Stotesbury mine recreation hall and a planned $10 000 Glen White educational building expand learning for workers families and the broader New River field uplift.
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International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Reglar Hight
Morgantown University
Stotesbury
Glen
Revisions to Road Laws Through National Papers
AASA plans a series of detailed papers on existing road laws in each state. The American Highways Association, with the Bureau of Municipal Research, will compile, index, and update laws, identify conflicts and inefficiencies, and propose streamlined models for state aid, convict labor, bonds, local road management, traffic regulation, and related legislation.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
New York City
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Washington
Pennybacker
Plan for Fitness Based Hiring at Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Regulators favor a medical exam requirement for future B and O employees across all grades to ensure health and safety. The system mirrors government standards and aims to raise overall efficiency by limiting hires to physically sound workers, with inspectors monitoring general health on entry.
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Criminology Claim From Sing Sing Warden Draws Attention
Addison Johnson former warden at Sing Sing told the Washington Post that criminals are nearly incurable after nine years of observation. He argued reform is rare and only possible in exceptional cases, noting prison life typically fails to change offenders.
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Addison Johnson
Thrifty Living: Lessons From Rev Strickfaden Family
The article profiles Rev. oe Wii Strické en and family living frugally in Chicago's Logan Square. It notes his salary of about 600 a year, mortgage-free home ownership, four children educated, and cash purchases. The Strickfadens emphasize simple meals and thrift, while Mrs Strickfaden cooks from leftovers and values plain foods. The piece extends French frugality as a model, detailing waste avoidance, stock pots, and using cheaper cuts and vegetable scraps to flavor dishes.
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Reforming Prisoner Becomes Model Husband Says Warden
A New York prison warden recounts sending a former inmate to work in a department store, lending $25, and later receiving the loan repayment. The ex-prisoner married a woman, has two children, owns several houses, and is described as a truly reformed man. The warden argues that reform is possible and worth pursuing.
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Thad
New York
New York State Penitentiary
Frazee backs Willard Johnson fight profits and hazards
Broadway financier Frazee, linked to the Willard Johnson event, bets about $100,000 and expects substantial film receipts despite a federal ban on transporting fight pictures. The piece also notes Chambers on Long Island and Parkhurst’s stance on liquor and prohibition amid Gotham’s summer move.
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New York
Harry Fra’zee
Broadway
Dack Curley
Willard-Johnson
Frazee
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Srong
Willard
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Wrazee
Editorials Across Papers Push for Better Advertising
Various editors urge improved business, advertising, and public notices. The New World, World, West Virginian, and Morgantown Dominion align on policy, stressing proactive promotion and steady editorial stance.
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New York World
F ‘Airmo West Virginian
Morgantown
N Dominion
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Abraham Lincoln Revered as Faithful Just Leader in Verse
A poetic account traces Abraham Lincoln as a worthy successor to the patriarch, praised for faith, wisdom, and justice. It recalls his steadfastness in perilous times and the nation’s triumph over wrong, ending with Lincoln hailed as revered.
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Suri Lincoln
Public Health Day Urged by Governor Hatfield
In Indiana last October a strong push for disease prevention emerged through state wide health observances and school exercises. The New York Mail lauds the effort, urging cooperation to promote sanitation, disease avoidance, and public health education for a healthier nation.
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Warfield
New York’ Mail
Hatfield
Vaudeville Lecturer Sparks Banter At Sanctum
Fragmented transit of a vaudeville scene features a lecturer praised as wonderful by Professor Hibrowe amid homey quips. The exchange turns to weather while a farmer dismisses frank remarks and adjournment motions ensue, with Washington Star noting Rogers pay as a bachelor.
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